... my labour in thriftleas declamation here. But that which is spoken in this assembly is beard great distance. The Press is speaking-trumpet—(cheers)—and every word utter is carried through that great vehicle of the mind to the remotest extremities Ireland ...

... that he considered it to be most mischievous to the Catholic cause. Mr. Lawless called on any other gentleman who wished to speak on the subject, come forward and do so now. There being then loud calls for Mr. Sheil. Mr. Costello, from the lower end of ...

... Ink-stands, Letter Boxes, and Trays, and a variety of other aseful articles in Cabinet Ware, quite new; large Composition and Speaking Doll* ; with the former Slock of new kancy Goods, coir, prising a more extensive Collection than any other House Dublin ; ...

... was Lord Lieutenant when the Algerine Act psssed.. Mr. O’Connell—ls a Catholic Meeting come to this, that I not to permitted speak without being thus taunted ? 1$ it, after thirty years services to my country, that 1 am to be thus interrupted at every sentence ...

... good person (considerably 'e the middle size), features sufficiently ;ed, and an agreeable expression of countenance. His speaking voice is clear and articulate, but somewhat deficient in tltat character of manly bloffness which we. are in the habit of ...

... leaving the house, informed the inmates that the caii'se of their visit was owing to the liberties which M‘Shane had taken in speaking disrespectfully of Father Maguire. A female servant at this time was about making her escape out of one of the windows, but ...

... among , jta nd , . * broker then advised him to j*dt ou, » ought probably see him not' to , which would cost him dear, but to speak fair, and the fellow might probably return the mooey. A few day# after, Captam -—• being baker’s shop, saw the roan ’ and seized ...

... the most delightful. Sh. ridan immediately rejoined, “Music, music 1” glancing at the vehicle, oh, yes be sure, ironically speaking ! certainly not !” . Law and Physic.— lt is stated, as a singular circumstance, that in the,city of Cork there has not been ...

... could not shield from the imputation of the grossest inconsislencv. In reference to the latter part of your address when you speak a proposition, formerly made respecting a Roman Catholic Chapel at Dundalk, and what you say came from me, but which originated ...

... parts contiguous. The Cayenne Lozenges has been found of great utility to such persons as are frequently in the habit of speaking in public tb-y mqy therefore advantageously used in tlie Senate; at.die Bar, and in the Pulpit; and the highest testimony ...

... the Ambaaaa'dors must necessarily lead prompt .and .decisive crisis. u-i •» A private commumcatten. from Berlin, while it -speaks Mar as .ineviiable event, considers it unlikely, from .the difficulties attending the .necessary preparations, that the hostile ...

... A. M. F T.C.D. as a Scripture Lecturer, in aid of strict yet liberal religion, of four resident individuals, who write and Speak French and Italian, two as Natives, and two in the usual way of Governesses, and a regular circus or manege in the pleasure-ground ...